Afternoons for Thursday 13 November 2008

1:06 PM.Not the usual broadcast media news fodder and some may call it trivia, but what would Ammon Shea term it? Audio

1:10 PM.And for Ben Sinnock of Birkenhead, it's Split Enz's Message to my Girl. Audio

1:20 PM.Blackball has a significant place in our political history, it's considered a cradle of the Trade Union movement. Audio

2:10 PM.The Festival's brought together thousands of descendants from the Takitimu Canoe. Audio

2:20 PM.The spider is waking from its winter sleep and making its presence felt in households up and down the country. Audio

2:44 PM.Mata Tiore talks about her role as a tutor on Maori Counselling programme at Waikato University. Audio

2:50 PM.The cult Beach Boys' classic from 1967. Audio

3:13 PM.Our weekly arts report with Lynn Freeman. Audio

3:30 PM.This week, Katy investigates new student newspaper Veritas for it must surely speak the truth. Audio

3:47 PM.You may not have heard of it, but you've probably eaten it which may seem like poetic justice to some. Audio

4:10 PM.The Panel lets loose on anything that's fair game and in the media or public eye. Audio

4:35 PM.The Panel gets to talk about modern day phallus worship as well as doctors and nurses. Audio